2Lock
What are you even talking about right now? I think you're more right than some others here. Do you think dissatisfied people can't do anything? Look – there were once 30 dissatisfied people. They wanted to save their country. The result – a revolution in Cuba. Don't suppress yourself.
2Tengro
Well, a different scenario could happen, as it did in World War II.
Conditions:
1) A revolutionary, radical political organization (the NSDAP in Germany, Bolshevism during the 1917 Revolution)
2) National humiliation (Germany after World War I, France before Napoleon came to power, Iraq in our time, possibly Russia as well, but not to the same extent) – the people want to restore their influence, show their strength, so that they are respected, etc.
3) Powerful scientific and industrial potential (Germany after World War I, Russia in our time)
Scenario – revolution, nationalization of production, rapid growth of production, scientific discoveries, strengthening of intelligence services, modernization and increase of the army, patriotic upsurge, search for allies, a pretext for war. That's how World War III happens.